LeBron James’ Website: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know

According to the rumor mill, LeBron James is about to announce a return to Cleveland. Just four years ago, James moved from Cleveland to Miami. It’s been widely reported that James will make the announcement on his website. Here’s what you need to know about LeBronJames.com, his announcement, and all the latest rumors about the big news.

LeBron's decision to rejoin Cavs will be announced on his Web site before he leaves for World Cup final in Brazil. http://t.co/qZ0gqCIZIE

Another potential “proof” of LeBron’s return to Cleveland? His site now contains a note that says, “I’m just a kid from Akron, Ohio.” Of course, it’s been hard for most people to see that message with his site down for a good chunk of this afternoon.

2. LeBron James’ Website Is Packed With Info

When it’s up and running properly, LeBron’s website has a ton of cool information for fans of this noted basketball player. The site is divided into sections for “The Man,” “The Philanthropist,” “The Businessman,” and “The Athlete.” You can also shop for authorized LeBron James merchandise, or learn more about the LeBron James Family Foundation (scroll down for more info on that.)

Bleacher Report noted that LeBron’s expected announcement on the website would occur at 3:30pm Eastern, which did not appear to happen.

If you’re still having trouble accessing the LeBron James website, you can always check LeBron’s Twitter feed.

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3. You Can Monitor Whether LeBronJames.com Is Down

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The handy website “Down For Everyone Or Just Me?” is a simple way to tell whether LeBron’s site (or any website, really) is down for you, or for the whole world. LeBron’s site was down for a good chunk of the afternoon on July 10, presumably due to so many fans refreshing the site to see if the announcement had been made. It became sporadically available for some users starting around 6 p.m Eastern time, though some errors (including a JSON Parse error and load screens that wouldn’t progress) kept popping up for some users.

A recent blog post on the Family Foundation site from LeBron might even point to a Cleveland return:

“I hope you’re all having an active summer! I finally got a chance to have some alone time with my family and recover from the season. Soon I’ll be able to do that in Akron with all of you. Akron is where I discovered all the things I love most: family, friends, a sense of community and basketball.”